As a result of gentle winds, the waves rise, destroying the scenery of Jeju's sky, stone walls, and trees. Mulgyeol Geulim consists of a small and a large, cold and warm water yard respectively. A water yard becomes a canvas upon which nature, houses, and people are portrayed like a picture. Mulgyeol Geulim is dreaming of a colorful house that is not monotonous, with traditional and modern elements in harmony, as well as a space where you can relax and rest your mind by looking out the window.

The Mulgyeol Geulim is an old stone house with wooden gates, which is unique to Jeju. Upon entering this house and opening the gate, you will find a new space that is different from the exterior but still maintains an old appearance. At the center of the water, a crystal garden is palm trees that capture the rays of the sun, stars, moon, and wind. A bedroom building and a kitchen building are situated on either side of the water crystal circle. In the building housing the bedrooms, there is a bedroom with a bed and a sofa, as well as a tea ceremony room that is wrapped in Korean paper. You will be able to see a picture-perfect bamboo garden if you open the window. Using sand-colored tiles, the bathroom adjacent to the bedroom creates a new feeling. When you are sitting in a jacuzzi and looking out the window at the beach, you will feel as if you are looking at the calm sea from the sandy shoreline. On the other side of the room is the kitchen, saving the rafters that have survived 60 years of weight. Adding a modern touch to the floor, it is a place where tradition and modernity harmonize. Once you leave the building, you can enjoy the open-air bath while looking at a water crystal garden containing Jeju's natural grain, and you can also relax while enjoying the sound of birds and the wind in the bamboo-encircled garden.

Guests enjoy warm coffee and leaf tea in the cozy environment of the wooden porch and hanji (Traditional handmade paper from Korea) lighting that adheres to the grain of the old space. The Mulgyeol Geulim also contains a number of gardens in which you can relax your mind. With Hamdeok Beach just a five-minute walk away, restaurants, cafes, boutiques, and grocery stores are easily accessible. As we stroll along the Seowubong Dulle-gil from Hamdeok Beach, let's enjoy Jeju's sea and Oreum at the same time. Here you can have a quiet time with your loved ones while experiencing the difference between Jeju and nature.

Edited by STAYFOLIO
Designed by mulgyeolgeulim
Photo by  Byeong-geun Lee, Seong-ik Ahn